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Yet more homosexual implications, I swear it never stops

Masa, its over, you can come out of the closet now

Dude get clue, 2 different people, if you want to continue embarrassing youself go ahead lol...

PS I'm gonna come collect that $30 you owe me someday, so dont be spending that shit ;)

Lol...

Thats ok, Im not 40, far from it, and I'm not trolling either

These guys are on my back because they MISTAKENLY think Im Bagoffu, I'm not, anyone with half a brain can see that.

Which is why all these insults thrown my way have actually been completely uncalled for, especially the slurs which are offensive to members of the LGBT community and contribute to making the board look bad. All you have to do is replace the word "fag" with the "N" word to see that.

Bagoffu is officially the coolest guy on the board, partly because he's the only guy who makes me laugh on here

You guy should take some lessons from this guy on how to be funny lol...

Lol...

Thats a slightly homosexual thing to say if you ask me O_0

Now I finally understand why you have such a "hard on" for me lol...

Dubstep:

Pros: You get to meet local drunks like Masa and Sour who will give you cookies in a grimy basement.

Cons: Bad music comprised mainly of fart sounds, primarily populated by male douchebags, welfare rates quite high, rampant bigotry and asshole behavior

Psytrance:

Pros: Tons of cute girls, good vibes, PLUR still lives

Cons: the music isnt great but definitely better than the current fart step sound. Hippie element is still alive so hygiene might be an issue, but nothing a little soap cant handle ;)

You're the guy who looks and acts like a skinhead, not me

Lol...

I'm sure they are

Well if you cant understand that the word "fag" is considered to be an offensive and bigoted term then I feel bad for you.

Is that coherent enough? Lol...

my goodness this thread is hilarious hahaha...

QFT, what the hell is happening to Foufs?

I get the part he's insulting me, for no reason I might add, but why he's using homophobic slurs is beyond me, we both know I've been fucking his mom on the regular ;)

Maybe he should start using the "N" word to be more original, like that you can come on here after and explain to me that its not a "racial slur" but an "insult" and therefore it cannot be racist

Like that makes any sense Lol...

Lol...Buuurrrn!

My mom dosent swallow unfortunately, but I must say yours definitely does ;)

Proof right there Im not gay hehe...

So lets recap, you come on here and get into a beef with someone else, and because you cant figure out who it is you blindly lash out at me, even though you've had beef with dozens of people on here in the past, anyone of which could be that person.

The only thing you owe me is an apology for your error, and to finally stop using the word "fag" every 2 seconds, its not smart and believe me while you might have the approval of a handful of 30 year old "ravers", its still a bigoted and archaic way of speaking.

I am not disrespecting the art of producing in any way. My comment is directed at producers who walk round acting like they are "djs" when they arent and try to use it as a twisted logic to put down the artform of djing. Its not neccessary, they are 2 seperate things.

Secondly you can produce all you want, its the djs who ultimately make or break your songs. We decide if its "good enough" to be played or weather another song would be better. When I play an Aphex Twin song for example I am saying to people, "hey guys, this is an artist worth checking out and worth purchasing" so at the end of the day its a win win situation for both parties.

Lastly I'd never dream of taking credit for a song, but if for example I was the first dj to play a certain sound, like lets say nu skool breaks which I was playing since Freeland put out his first tune in 1998 (the remix of little fluffy clouds which is credited as being the first nu skool breaks tune ever made) when no one else was touching that music in this city, I will definitely take credit for "breaking" that sound into the city because I was the first guy to actually play it.

Like take dubstep for example, the first guys to really play dubstep in Montreal as far as I know were Sase One and Kiffah. I would give them both credit for "breaking" that sound in this city, even though one is a producer and the other isnt.

PS This is some music I produced with a friend of mine.

[ www.myspace.com ]

I never released any of this stuff, never looked to make any money off of them, they really were just made for fun, so no need to bash ;). I'm posting this to show that I am aware of what it takes to "produce" and I can safelty say that at no point did it have anything to do with doing an actual "dj" set.

lol...

Hey Alex, you come on here falsely accusing me of being someone else, call me a fag repeately even though I biggged you up as one of the best dnb djs in this town, I even liked your fan page to be a nice guy. So just remember any drama is your own doing, yours and yours only

You can either be peaceful and respectful or angry and hostile for no reason, its your choice!

Not really, I didnt call him a "fag", you did

They actually avoid this site because of its bigotry and stupitity. Trust me I have plenty of gay friends and while they are very happy I'm bringing up this issue, none of them come on here because the vibe sucks

In fact aside from Host I dont think I've ever even seen a homosexual on this site, ever!

Well most producers LIKE TO BELIEVE they're djs, but we all know producing has nothing to do with djing

Its one of the biggest scams of the past 10 years, producers walking around thinking they're above djs when it fact its just the opposite they are the worst djs ever. Its like "Oh yeah Im playing my own songs" Who gives a fuck! It not like you're performing live, you're just a producer masqurading as a dj at the end of the day!

We really need to go back to keeping the 2 seperate.

People in documentaries usually arent, unless its a fake documentary

What were they arguing over exactly? Who to kill next?

I was actually just quoting Alex, I have no problem with him being gay

Interesting articles on djing:

[ www.inthemix.com.au ]

A very common topic that has surfaced a lot recently – not only in my office, but also with other promoters – is who to book talent wise. I’ve put myself in a unique position as I’m promoting my own events with my J00F Editions concept. When I program an event, I choose talent who can actually DJ. I want a DJ who I can trust to read the crowd and change accordingly. This keeps my vision intact of how the event unfolds musically and how and when it will reach its crescendo, thus keeping the dancefloor interesting throughout the whole evening. It’s unfortunate that we have all come to the same conclusion that this list of true DJs is now becoming very, very short.

Over the past decade the scene seems to have split in two: in one camp we see ‘entertainment/producer DJs’ and in the other we find the ‘traditional DJs’. From my first-hand experience of playing alongside entertainment/producer DJs, I’ve had to rescue many nights as they didn’t have the skill nor the tools of a DJ to read the crowd and change to the circumstances presented to them.

Producers/entertainment DJs are the equivalent of bands touring. When you go to see Muse, U2 and so on, you expect them to play all their hits you’ve heard on their albums. It’s part of the experience seeing them in the flesh playing the songs you truly love. Producers fit firmly in this camp. They have massive followings and fans go crazy seeing them play live. They replace keyboards with decks, as it’s much easier for them to tour this way, so they become DJs.

I’ve had to rescue many nights from entertainment DJs who didn’t have the skills to read the crowd and change with the circumstances.

They are performing mini-concerts to concert-esque crowds, to fans constantly holding cameras, singing songs. Producers will play just one style of music, mainly their own ‘hit’ productions and music from their own label groups. They are marketing machines pushing their own brand. Their own sound. The focus is on genre branding. They are there to outshine any other act around them and become man of the match. This is the exact same way bands and the pop world work, but also what makes them great entertainers on stage due to the ever increasing pressure of competition around them.

Entertainment DJs are a million miles away from the regular world of traditional DJs. I personally don’t know one traditional DJ who just plays one sound; they have a record bag full of all styles of music in order to be able to deal with any situation presented to them. Our audiences are completely different too. They want to get on the dancefloor with their heads down and dance. They want to be stimulated by new music that’s cleverly programmed. Good DJs get a natural ‘feeling’ of when to make energy shifts on the dance floor ensuring that we keep the floor busy and interesting. We spend hours searching for music. These are our tools for the job of making these energy shifts.

When I play a DJ set, I’ll go through all styles of music; deep, dark, hard, uplifting, classics, and so on. These are my tools to give you an emotional ride. My sets are like an audio version of a thriller movie, with twists and turns. You never quite know what the ending is, so it keeps you on the edge of your seat all through the ride. We’re storytellers.

Average homo height

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Well as long as you've seen it in a documentary, it must be true lol...




Yeah because they stole it all. Thats why I'm happy I never donated to those funds, I knew most were scams to begin with!

Yeah Im really frustrated there's a guy in Dubai who's also called Dj Bliss who plays rnb...Im sure people will get us mixed up all the time ;)

You wanna know whats funny though google "Basdini" and you get a thread called "Basdini And His Use Of The Word Fag‎" followed by another one called "Basdini's Little Secret"

Is that isn't hilarious, I dont know what else is :)

Actually I pity you for supporting bigotry

Nice attempt at trolling though ;)

Give it up man, you're embarrassing yourself

true and it always seems to be the same group of people everytime (Masa, Basdini and Dynv)

yeah I'm sure he will be really "impress" lol...



Yeah more like a Phd in Pedophelia lol....



I swear only in China would they let a 30 year old washed up raver bum take care of children

Unbelievable

I swear its like you're still in high school, between your homophobic rants and these little pictures you must spend hours trying to find lol...


Well at least you stopped using the word "fag", thats a start ;)

It was killed by stupidity lol...

No of course not lol...

What happened was Alex and Badini were constantly using homophobic language on the site which was giving the site a bad name so basically they were called on it. So Basdini not liking the fact he was being exposed as a bigot decided to go on a hiliarious rant about how awful a dj I am

So then as a joke I posted an article with someone elses opinion stating the opposite to prove opinions are like assholes which is true lol...Bear in mind the article is not a classification of whos best its a list of Steves 10 favorite djs at the time and his reasons why.

After which Alex, who for some absurd reason still believes I'm Bagoffu (which I'm not), goes on his usual rant complaining that in his OPINION Mana who is a good friend of mine should have been higher up on the list. So basically he's telling Steve how to write his articles lol...

Cant go wrong with summer sex

Finally an intelligent answer

Although I would argue there are plenty of "good" NGOs, I'd also like to know where all the charity money went from the earthquake

How is he being ignorant? I dont exactely see an intelligent counter arguement

Actually he makes a lot of sense. Haiti IS currently the poorest country in the Americas.

But considering the ignorance is coming from a group of users who also support bigorty its not surprising hehehe ;)

This was a cool thread, lets keep it alive